THRIVE - Transforming Households through Resilience, Inclusion, Women’s Empowerment, Value Chain Enhancement and Equity

• 7’380 direct beneficiaries with a minimum of 50% women (22’393 overall consortium programme): farmers, herders and women and men involved in food production and agribusiness from three selected areas in Taiz governorate.

• Estimated 245’600 indirect SDC beneficiaries (350’599 overall consortium programme), including villages from the selected areas, local government and institutional actors; private sector and financial institutions.

• (Outcome 1 financed by EU only)

• Outcome 2: Farmers and herders improve their productivity, food security, and climate resilience through the adoption of agroecological practices, strengthened production systems, and improved access to natural resources and services.

• Outcome 3: Agri-food and green economy value chains become more competitive, inclusive, and climate-resilient, with increased value addition, market integration, and access to finance, technologies, skills, and employment opportunities for women and youth.

Risultati principali attesi:  

2.1. Evidence and data generated through targeted research.

2.3. Small and medium-scale farmers are economically empowered and diversify their revenues.

2.4. Agricultural training centers and public extension services have strengthened capacities and curricula to support farmers.

2.5. Governorate and district technical authorities integrate sustainable agricultural practices and agroecology into policies.

3.1. Women’s economic inclusion systems and implementation modalities are strengthened to support safe, meaningful and sustained participation of women in resilient livelihood and market activities.

3.3. Market linkages deepened through producer-processor-buyer fora and digital marketplaces.

3.6. Inclusive financial systems are expanded through graduated access-to-finance mechanisms. 

3.7. Labour market gaps and opportunities in agribusiness are identified and translated into inclusive employment pathways through private sector partnerships and apprenticeships.

Risultati fasi precedenti:   N/A